The deadline for the next issue of Depth Insights scholarly online e-zine is July 15. Start now to finesse your submission!
Depth Insights is a semi-annual online scholarly e-zine for the depth and Jungian psychology community. Submissions are open to
We will explore the creative process as an expression of embodied soul making. Guided by the image of the erotic play between the sensual body and the sensuous world we will begin with a few experiential exercises to illustrate how the creative proce
| The Depth Psychology Alliance Book Club operates as an open forum. Everything is done via writing within the group so you can participate at whatever schedule and level works for you. Each new author starts the first day of the designated month with |
The Castle in the Forest: Further Explorations into Self and Psyche (Mondays, 8pm ET)
Our on-going exploration of the Red Book continues with this four week teleseminar series XII: "The Castle in the Forest." Welcome back to those of you who have al
Write On! is a group for people who use writing as a means of personal exploration. With prompts on a variety of topics each week from which you may pick and choose what you wish to write and what you wish to share, Write On! is an opportunity to
June 21-27, 2012 in Vermont with Animas Valley Institute guides Ann Roberts and Charles Lawrence
There's a big difference between getting old and being a true elder, between withdrawing from active contribution to the community and embracing the call
"Sailing on the Sea of Dreams"
The Conference will be a 4 1/2 day event filled with Workshops, Symposia, Panels, a Poster Session and Special Events featuring three world-renowned keynote speakers and over 150 presenters from around the globe. Specia
June 25-29, 2012 in Colorado with Animas Valley Institute guides Bill Plotkin and Peter Scanlan
This training is designed primarily for trainees in the Animas SAIP program, but is also open (by application) to guides working in the settings of wildern
In 1992, David Lukoff and a team of psychiatrists advanced religious/spiritual problems as conditions that may be the focus of therapy. One such problem/condition has been termed spiritual emergence, according to Stanislav and Christina Grof (1989) i
